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Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1887-02-03
CARY'S LOCAL.

"a Buy your chickens some ground
oyster shells, If you want them to lay
while eggs are a good price.
rAuN
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nA-IO cent bottle of mucilage for
cents at CARY's.
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Now is Your Time.

Now is the time to buy winter clothing
cheap, and no better place to go to can be found
than at the Eagle Clothing House OF Henry
Meyer. Those in need OF winter clothing,
even if they carry it over until next season,
can find some choice bargains in the large
stock found at this house. Try it. 3t
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The narrow guage lost bridge at Dupont
last week, and for some days but one train a
day was run each way.
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Fresh weinerworst; come in and get some.
They are made better than ever.
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Dd-Best oat meal Sets N, 6 ID for 25cts.
CARY.
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+ Geo. W. johnson, has good second hand
Traction Engine for sale. Will sell on time
or trade. 3t
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To the Farmers.

Pohlman Bros. have the only steam sausage
manufactury in Henry county.
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T@-Splendid Vermicella and mack
roni, for soups. CARY.
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The bill to prevent persons from unlaw-
fully wearing the G. A. R. badge has passed
the Ohio House.
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S6r Galvanized Iron Pals, something
new and good. CARY.
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SchOOlRepOrt.

Per cent. of attendance by Departments:
High School, 81; A Grammar. SO; B Gram
mar, Sc; G Grammar, 98; A intermediate, $751;;
B intermediate, 95; A Primary, SO; B Prima-
ry, SO; @ Primary, 92; German, 100.
PUPILS TARDY.
High School-Andrew Lowry.
B Grammer-Fred Lindau.
G 'i" Bruce and Colin Meekison,
Hattie Day. VI" F@#e
A Intermediate-Alta McHenry, Mary
Stevenson, Clara Nyswander.
p A Primary--Lulu Hesler, Kate Zenz, Bessie
Walker, Mary O'Neil.
.q @ Primary-Bertie and Leta Miller.
German-Paul Dauman, Anna, Mary and
Minnie Rohrs. ,l .r,.f4 ta'sa - 90 +
sos t=a VISITORS. a.
George Tyler, Harry Hague, Mrs. We'll
stead, Mrs. Stevenson, Mrs. j. D. Norton.
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Tax Paid Under the Dow Law in Hem
ry County.

The following is the amount of Dow law
tax paid by Henry county saloon keepers, all
of whom have paid under protest The Coun-
ty Treasurer says there are a few to pay yet:
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CARY.

ma. We roast a good Rio coffee and
sell 1t for 20 cents per pound.
..... CARV
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An increase of pension has been granted
to Aaron Lautzenhiser and Martin Edwards
Of Napoleon. .a.a
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The "M. o. T. c." will give a hop at Bit
zer's Hall, Friday night. Members are re-
auested TO come at 8 O'Clock sharp.
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Farm for Sale.

Farm for Sale.
A good stock or grain farm with young
thrifty orchard, a large barn and brick house;
we'll located for shipping grain. Terms easy
For further particulars inquire OF
jan 27-1m . j. b. AUGENsTEIN'
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During the year 27 new additions-1, 800
building lots-have been attached to Findlay
corporation. al
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10 UI1e FARMERS.
You know we are the only house in Napo-
leon that pays Toledo prices for hides and
pelts, if you have any bring them to us and
don't fail to get the highest market price for
them. Also veal calves to 10 weeks old: we
will take ten head or more per day if we can
get them.
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Farmers.

Don't buy machinery of agents who don't
keek repairs and full stock. 5t
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500 Cords of Wood Wanted.

Meyerholtz Bros. want 800 cords of good
mixed wood, for which they will pay good
prices. 4t
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PORK HOUSE.

New Hams at the Pork House
any size. '- .'f
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W. j. PierrepOnt, Dentist.
Office at tresidence, at the intersection OF
Clinton street and Bryan pike. tt
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Underwear, the best in the market, can b
found at the Eagle Clothing House, on tn
corner opposite the Court House. H
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. tEHHO @Oa1N'y
On approved real estate security.
STEPHENSON & KNUPP,
If Napoleon, Ohio.
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Farmers Boys and Girls j:

Do you want to know what you can get for
few hours work? Write by return mail to
The TELEGRAM PUBLISHING Co
10 West Sixth Street,
At Cincinnati, o.
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Money for sale-loans at o to 7per
cent, according to amount and Sc
curity, Campbell 8 VanC Campen.
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G. W. Fisher, of Holgete, has been appoint
ed administrator of the Wm. Greenler estate.
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If Mr.. G. Hog was out yesterday, ten Il
one be did not see his shadow. Now look ou
for an early spring.
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q See the fine and nice matched embroidery
they come in sets. They are choice, at Rohrs
& Suhr's. 3t
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TRANSFERS OF REAL ESTATE.

The following transfers have vebeenrecorde6
since our last issue: .... ..as,.,.,.. ~
A B Wales TO A g Gibson, 40 acres In Marion
d Gehrett to Roddy, 40 acres in Freedom tip 266s
r A High to c Young, acres In washing
F w Andrew to A Hughey, one-tenth o. 80
acres in Flatrock tp....... 4Ot
L Pennock to Wood Acklin, lot 8 in Buchan-
ans add to Liberty Center.......... ... iO6s
G Youngman to A b Wales, DO acres In Marion
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Judge Meekison issued but eight marriag
licenses during the month of January.
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The new circulating library does not give
the best Of satisfaction.
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The January term of the Court of Commo
Pleas adjourned sine die last Thursday.
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The ladies' aid association will meet will
Mrs. L. L. 0rwig this Thursday after.
noon. ...... ........
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All winter goods at first cost at Rohrs d
Suhr's. Ut
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Parsnips are in the market.

Parsnips are in the market.
The 18th is st. Valentines day.
The wheat crop still looks good.
Dealers are displaying valentines.
Tifin made her first shipment of oil last
week. -.
The Knipp bridge on the Kalida pide is
down.
Bryan has raised $4,000 for a projected
railway.
The President has signed the Mexican pen
sion bill.
The wife of Ad am Wilhelm, of Defiance,
died list week.
Auditor Evers is busy making up his
settlem ent sheet.
D. P. Hudson has established an Office in
the Kohler block.
A new line of Hamburg Edges just in at
Norden & Bruins. . F.'sr s. 3t
Mrs. Crockett has received over $1,000
back pension money. .- HI.
baby girl has been born 10 the wife of
Rev. Lucy, of Holgate. f -eE
The county coroners of Ohio are to organ
ize State association.
H. T. Cook, prominent business man
of Toledo, died last week.
| The County Commissioners will meet in
regular session next Monday. -
The January term of the Court of Common
Pleas adjourned sine die last Thursday.
Judge Meekison issued but eight marriage
licenses during the month of January.
G. W. Fisher, of HolgBte, has been appoint
| OH administration of tho VIM Grnnnler aStAta
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Tricot Dress Flannels. 2a in ta3E3 v
We have Just received a line of these goods
in the new spring shades atD. 81. Wilson's.
,-g.a q. ro n,,.,rI s4ra, gg,t. 2t
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Coal. Coal. Coax
Infirmary Directors Meeting.

Ihave plenty of all kinds of coal on hand
now. q VIM. SAMsE.
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The first sale with Sheriff Barnes nam,
attached oppears this week.
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1t makes one feel good to hear the factory
whistle again.
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See new advertisement of Thiesen, Hill
dred q Co.
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Dealers are displaying valentines.
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Tinin made her first shipment of oil last
week.
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The County Commissioners will meet il
regular session next Monday. -
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Norden & Bruins are selling boots at first
cost. 81
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The finest line Of Laces Just received at
Norden & Bruins. Ut
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The wheat crop still looks good.
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The Knipp bridge on the Kalida pide is
down.
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IsFIRMARY Directors.
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Curtis Holsate, of Defiance, died on Mon
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H. T. Cook, prominent business mar
of Toledo, died last week.
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Bryan has raised $4,000 for a projected
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The lIth is st. Valentines day.
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Money to loan at percent.
TyleE& Donnelly ,Att'ys

Money to loan at 7percent.
TyleE g. Donnelly ,Att'ys
Curtis Holgate, of Defiance, died on Mon
day. rt .--. .... .....- -..
Norden & Bruins are selling boots at first
cost. 8
See new advertisement of Thiesen, Hill
dred 4 Co. ..r ... .s.
1t makes one feel good to hear the factory
whistle again.
The new circulating library does not give
the best Of satisfaction. g.
The first sale with Sheriff Barnes name
attached oppears this week.
The ladies' aid association will meet with
Mrs. L. L. Orwig this Thursday after
noon. ...... ...... ........
IfMr. G. Hog was out yesterday, ten to
one be did not see his shadow. Now look out
for an early spring. ....
Underwear, the best in the market, can be
found at the Eagle Clothing House, on the
corner opposite the Court House. 3t
The "M. o. T. c." will give a hop at Bit
zer's Hall, Friday night. Members are re-
quested to come at O'Clock sharp.
Just received big line of white goods
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CARY.
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The President has signed the Mexican pen
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The county coroners of Ohio are to organ
ize q State association.
Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1887-03-05

Bragg, of Wisconsin, from the committee
on military affairs, reported the bill which is
a substitute for the McAdoo bill TO provide
Tor the manufacture Of frst-class modern
guns for the navy and sea coast and other
deienses. Referred 10 committee OF the
whole.
The committee report unanimously. and say
mat willie they concur in the wisdom of max
ing provision looking tn a system Of public
defense which shall prot ct our scaboard, and
the great lakes in case of the contingency of
war, which Tn committee do not consider in
any degree imminent, they decline to adopt
the proposed bin, but a substl-
tute therefore which, in the judgment Of the
committee viii fully meet All present eXigen-
cies and place the country In u position read
iy and quickly to provide against such future
eXigencies as may arise.
Pending further debate the committee rose
and the house proceeded TO consideration Of
resolutions expressive Of regret at the death
OF Senator Austin +. Pike, OF New Hamp-
shire.
AS a mark OF respect to the memory of the
deceased, the house adjourned.
WASHINGTON, Feb. 2t-In the house, on
motion Of Bragg, of Wisconsin, the senate
amendments to the military academy appro-
~priatIon bill was eoncurred In.
The resolution confirming the right OF
Steel, in the Indiana contested election case,
to a seat, was adopted. ss@Js7
Blount called up the report Of the commit
tee OF the whole on the senate amendments
to the postofiice appropriation bill.
The first three senate amendments f~relative
TO the rent In Washlngton) and limiting the
placing OF ietter-boxes to public places,
buildings and railroad stations, were con-
| Cured in.
The question was then put: "Wili the
house, upon reconsideration, pass the bill, the
presidents objection TO the contrary, not
withstandiugf'' and 1t was decided In the ueg.
| ative-yeas LIS, nays l25-not the constitn.
tional two-thirds In the negative.
Upon the announcement OF the vote there
was applause on the Democratic side and
Kisses and groans from the advocates Of the
bill.
The house then went into committee OF the
whole on the naval bill, but without complet
ing it adjourned.
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WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 2l.-Petitions from a
large number of Grand Army posts were pre-
scented In the senate and house to-day praying
for the passage of the dependent pension bill
over the presidents veto.
WAsuINGroN, Feb. 21.-AdmiraI Luce,
before the house committe on naval affairs,
to-day spoke in advocacy OF an appropriation
for a naval college at Coasters Islam, New
port, Rhode Island.
WAsmrSGroY, Feb. 2~2.-There is a gen
eral observance Of Washington's birthday.
All the government departments are closed
and business is generally suspended. This
morning n parade by the military and frsineu
took place.
WAsHINGroN, Feb. % -Regan, OF Texas,
asked unanimous consent to-day la the house
for the immediate consideration Of senate bill
Incorporating the Atlantic and Pacific Ship
Railway company, but Anderson, OF Kansas,
objected and the bill was referred to the com
mittee on
W~AsHfSGroN, Feb. 24.-iu the house to-
day the report OF the committee on elections
upon the indiana contested election CT sc was
called UP, and the resolution reported was
passed. 1t confirms the right of MIR, Steel to
the seat.
WASHINGTON, Feb. 23-There was a genera
discussion IN the senate to-day about summer
iunketlng trips for various committees Of that
body. Among those that asked and secured
authority to take a trip at government ex-
pense was the special committee on Indian
{, traderships. During the debate on the sub.
ject Senator Van Wyck took occasion TO open
| up the thin film which enveloped this policy
! He expressed himself as sternly opposed to II
on general principles, but said there might
be some good work In the investigation OF the
traffic with the Indians If IT was vigorously
pushed, but he proclaimed a well-known fac,
when ne declared that the aim Of themsjority
of these parties was TO have a good tim ant
let the people ay the expense.
WAsHISeToN, Feb. 25-The president today
rned the bill apsopriating $i4S,O00 as in
demnity for losses suffered by the Chinese a
Rock Springs, Wyoming, during the riots
there.
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z AND SOUTH.

NEBRASKA CRY, Neb., Feb. 2l.-Fred
Deputy Sheriff Huber, six miles north of Syr-
acuse, for forging a note Of $3.50 on Fred l.,
New. The nste was purchased by the Farm
ers' bank of this city about 3 week ago. he
admits the forgery.
a Madrid special says three burglars en-
tered Crery Brct. hardware store last night
and 'sole several husdred dollars worth Of
cutlery, silverware and revolvers. They took
y narrow-e auce haad-csr toward Des Moines
and escaped. -
sT. LoUrs, Feb. es.-Cspt. c. A. Rogers,
Erst vice president Of the st. Louis and San
Fraacisoo railw ay and one Of the best known
railroad men in the west, died last evening at
Pasadena, California, where he had gone in
the hope ef recovering his health.
LoCIsvILhE, KY, Feb, 22.-GabrIel c.
Wharton, ex-distriet attorney and a promi-
nent Republican politician, Of Kentucky, died
this morning al she Alexander Hotel, Of ap-
cplexy.
LITTLE Rock, Ark, Feb. 22.-The large
frame building occupied az IN ice factory by
huNV, AltlVth % w. "a Z hthlN3 " w
Frroyel ~ FIRE early this morning. The chem
ais used Ter freezing purposes exploded.
The resort was heard for blocks around. The
css is $4,000. assured.
FLgMTSesBURs, XIV, Feb. 2l.-At Carlyle
early this mornIne DR.. Geo. G, FARES aged
- 81 NicholsvIlle, Nv, attempted to ommit
huicide by eattip. bis throat. He cannot re.
~oyer. I'll healts Is the supposed cause of the
,ash act.
CaIeAeo, Fee, 2t--Thc most important &C
ion taken by Zee general freight agents o
The roads in tbe Western Traffic association a
their meeting yesterday was the adoption o
n resolution Mat, takes effect March ] the Jun
Der rate from Chishsgo TO Council Bluffs anC
Omaha be advanced to 30 cents per 100 pound
and frcm ether points correspoudingly. Thu
action was taken Tor the purpose OF avoiding
y reduction is Lumber rates to lows points
While the present through rate TO Couuci
Bluffs and OHaka is II cents per 100 pouuds
the rate 10 many LEGAL points ia Iowa is a
high as Is Goats. Uuder the interstate com
naerce law the railroads cannot charge a high
er rate to nearer local Iowa points than t
Omaha or Corscil Blufrs, and to avoid ad
~yancing local rate. they advance the through
rate to the sbovefgere. AS the Southwes terl
railroad association has not advanced lumbe
rates to Kansas City, it is TO be presume
that Council Bluas and Omaha lumber dealer
AS well as tn ose of Iowa local points will pro
test rather vigorously against the advance.
CHICAGO, Feb. 81 -Washington's birthda,
Is observed here by the partial suspension o
Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1887-03-05
STATE OF TRADE

The wheat crop Of the United States in 1886
is placed by the final reports Of the Wash
ton department Of agriculture at 427,2lS,00e
bushels. The quantity Of wheat and wheat
-four left over on July /, 1896, from previous
crops, is estimated at 10000 bushels, OF
which 50, 600, 600 bushels will be set aside rs a
permanent reserve, leaving OF the former
quantity %, 600, 600 TO be added to the 1886
crop of 4S7 2IS 900 bushels, making the aggre-
gate 4S2, 2tS,0 bushels. The home use re-
QuiTments Of food for CO., 900, seeding and
he manufactures, aside from -four, is placed
at 3s5, 900, 600 bushels, WI ich added to the o.
t23,s60 bushels already exported, aggregate
454, 023, $50 bushels.
During the past week exports OF breadstufs
have largely increased.
The reports from the winter wheat-growing
belt are favorable for a good crop.
Special stock and grain reports to the Drov-
ers' journal from illinois, Wisconsin, Mis-
souri,, Iowa, Kansas and Nebraska, indicate
that on the whole rather more cattle than
usual are being fattened for the May and
June market. Each section reports a mate
| Iial shortage in fat hogs and rather light sup
| plies Of pigs, many Of which died and were
sold of early TO avoid disease and because
corn seemed to be scar &c aud dear to feed.
Desirable cattle are better than last week.
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business. The board of trade, banks An
most of the large business houses are closed
ROME, Feb. 23.-Two shocks of earthquake
were felt at Nice AT g O'Clock this morning.
Houses rocked, walls cracked and IN some
cases frail tcnements were thrown TO the
ground. People rushed from their houses and
feN upon their knees in the streets praying
Tor deliverance from sudden death. Visitors
tothe city were thoroughly frightened and are
leaving the place. Many persons were in
jured by falling debris. Much alarm is felt
lest there be q recurrence OF the shock. The
Prince Of Wales who was in Nice a few
days ago witnessing the festivities which pre-
cede the Lenten season, Is said to have taken
his departure and Is safe at Canness. Shocks
were also felt at Monte Carlo and Monaco at
which places they were so severe that rocks
were detached from the cliffs and hurled into
the sea. Many causalities are reported. The
residents are panic stricken and have aban-
doned their dwellings, The streets are
crowded with people who are locking to the
parks and open places with u view to safety.
Camps are already being located. Several
persons are known 10 be buried in the ruins.
OREvILLE, Cal, Feb. GA cyclone passed
near here last night and for a distance Of six
miles carried everything before 1t, destroying
fences and cabins. The breadth was about
fifty feet. 1t is the first ever reported west
Of the Rocky mountains.
CLINTON, Feb. 24.-The joint Republican
md nannoratto rvap finp Loot avapfpr nom
mated a city ticket to prevent the reelection
OF Mayor Walker, who was elected last year
as a Knights Of Labor.
CHICAGO, Feb. 25.-Vessell men arc 10 good
spirits over the prospect that navigation Is
likely to open In "A couple OF weeks, much
earlier In the year than usual. There Is no
Ice 10 be seen at this end OF the lake, the
same report comes from the Michigan shore,
while up north and in the straits it is fast
rolling and breaking up. The vessel interest
has lost considerable money IN the past few
years, but a general impression prevails that
the outlook is bright and that there is plenty
OF money and Of prof. in sight this season.
B~IsMARcK, Feb. 25.-A terrible blizzard Is
blowing in the west. The Northern Pecifc
east bound passenger train is showed in at
Sentinel Butte. The wind Is in the east and
previous winds had driven the immense herds
OF cattle from Montana to Dakota and to the
shelter Of the Utcs Bad Lands, and this storm,
1T is cared, viii send them to the unpro.ect-
ed plains.
DUBUQuB, Feb. 25 The district temperance
convention, OF Independence, resolved in IA
vor Of eliminating from tho pharmacy law the
provision allowing the sale of liquor for me
dlcinal purposes.